Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Bumping Into Objects
Walking into things, like furniture and walls, or people without purpose. Pets can accidentally walk in to objects. It is, however, uncommon for pets to walk…
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Barking Howling Whining
Your dog or cat is not able to speak, so their way of communicating with humans is by body language and barking, howling, and whining. A pet will make these…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Balance Problems
A condition which makes pets feel unsteady or lightheaded. When a cat or dog experiences balance problems, it may have trouble with walking and jumping. This…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Bilateral Swelling Of The Jaw
A condition which causes the jaw to swell up larger than its usual size. The swelling of the jaw can have various causes. Most often it is caused by severe…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Blood Filled Lumps
An abnormal mass of skin or swelling containing blood on skin. Blood-filled lumps can have different causes, such as an allergic reaction, infection, or…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Blisters Or Ulcers On The Cornea
Small pockets of fluids or an open sore on the transparent part of the eye. The most common cause of blisters or ulcers around the cornea is a trauma. Usually…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Brittle Nails
Brittle nails is a symptom commonly caused by infection, diseases, or a trauma to the nails. This happens when your pet has dry nails that are prone to…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Breath With Acetone Like Smell
Breath that smells like acetone in your dog or cat. A bad breath can have different causes. Most commonly it’s dental problems or diabetes. In both cases it…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Black Particles In The Ear Canal
Any black particles or discharge coming from the ears may be a sign of ear mites, which can be treated at home. In case of a yellow to green, smelly discharge…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Bloodshot Eyes
Red eyes resulting from the vessels in the white of the eye. The most common cause is inflammation of one or both eyes. Red eyes may have other causes, such…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Bleeding From The Incision Site
Blood streaming from a surgical cut made in skin or flesh. Blood streaming from an incision is does not have to inflict direct danger to your pet. In case of…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Bleeding Gums
Wounds in the mouth or gums that cause them to bleed. Bleeding gums are often caused by dental diseases, although other causes such as traumas and infections…
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Blisters On The Skin
Small, transparent pockets of fluids in the skin that are usually caused by rubbing or chafing. Blisters are most often caused by a allergic reaction, but can…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Broken Teeth
A dental injury or collision with an object that causes teeth to crack, chip or break. Pets can break a tooth for many different reasons, e.g. chewing on hard…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Blood Or Fluid Seepage
Any Blood or fluids seepage from a swelling in places like the the ear flap of your dog or cat. Seepage that has accumulated because of a swelling of the ear…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Bluish Or Dark Colored Lumps
An abnormal mass with a blue or purple color that appears on your pet’s skin. Dark-colored lumps can have a variety of causes, such as allergic reaction…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Blood In The Urine
Blood in the urine of the pet that could look either orange or red, but different than usual. Blood in the urine of your pet can have different causes, such…
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Bones That Fracture Easily
Bones That Fracture Easily Understanding Brittle Bones in Pets Bones That Fracture Easily in pets often break due to trauma, with the skull, jaw, and
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Blood In The Stool
Blood In The Stool Recognizing Abnormalities in Your Pet's Excrements Blood In The Stool may appear as black or red streaks, sometimes with mucus,
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Blue Gums Tongue
Blue Gums Tongue When to Be Concerned About Oral Discoloration Blue Gums Tongue may indicate health issues unless normal for certain breeds, requiring
Blood In The Stool – Bumping Into Objects
Bruising
Bruising in Pets Recognizing Blue, Green or Purple Skin Discoloration Bruising in pets appears as blue, green, or purple skin discoloration, often caused
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Behavioral Changes
Behavioral Changes in Pets Recognizing Sudden Shifts in Temperament Behavioral Changes in pets may stem from anxiety, aging, or environment shifts, but
Bad Temper – Blood Filled Lumps
Biting
Biting Tendencies How Breed, Environment and Upbringing Play a Role Biting in pets may indicate medical issues if sudden; consult a vet when biting
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Bad Temper
Bad Temper in Pets Recognizing Signs of Irritability and Anger Bad Temper in pets often signals medical issues like infections or trauma, requiring